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The New Transformation for the
  Academe as Catalyst for the
   Industrial Revolution 4.0
           DR. NEIL P. BALBA
 International Consultant/Professor A
 PSITE Vice President External-National
  Director, Mechatronics and Robotics
   Association of the Philippines-R4
              iSITE Board

Water and steam power

Water and steam power
To create the steam, most steam
engines heated the water by
burning coal. The steam
engine helped to power the
Industrial Revolution. Before steam
power, most factories and mills
were powered by water, wind,
horse, or man. Water was a good
source of power, but factories had
to be located near a river.

Water and steam power
First power loom, 1784

Water and steam power
     First power loom, 1784
In 1787 Cartwright opened a
weaving mill in Doncaster and two
years later began using steam
engines produced by James
Watt and Matthew Boulton, to
drive his looms.

Electric energy

Electric energy
Electrical energy is a form
of energy resulting from the flow
of electric charge. Energy is the
ability to do work or apply force to
move an object. In the case of
electrical energy, the force
is electrical attraction or repulsion
between charged particles.

Electric energy
First assembly belt, 1870

Electric energy
First assembly belt, 1870

Electronics and
Information Technology

Electronics and
information technology
    First programmable
  logic controller, 1969
         Wireless and
     Mobile computing

Electronics and
information technology
    First programmable
  logic controller, 1969
         Wireless and
     Mobile computing

Electronics and
information technology
    First programmable
  logic controller, 1969
         Wireless and
     Mobile computing

Cyber-physical systems

1.   Autonomous Robots    5. Internet of
2.   Big Data Analytics      Things (IoT)
3.   Cloud Computing      6. System Integration
4.   Additive             7. Cybersecurity
     Manufacturing        8. Mixed Reality
     (3D Printing)        9. Simulation

The Academe as Catalyst
    for the Industrial
      Revolution 4.0

Reddit.com (2019)

Business World (2019)

40%
                                                       of the jobs
                                                    we know today
                                                  will be almost gone
                                                         by 2025

Source: https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2018/04/24/a-study-finds-nearly-
half-of-jobs-are-vulnerable-to-automation

Andreas Schleicher

Critical Thinking                         Productivity
     Learning and
   Creativity                                Flexibility
     They’re
   Innovation
   Collaboration Skills
                        essential         in
                            Life and Career
                           Leadership
                                   Skills
          the age of the
   Communication           Initiative
                           Social skills
                 Internet.
   Information literacy
    Information, Media, and Technology Skills
   Media literacy                            Technology literacy

Source: https://www.aeseducation.com/careercenter21/what-are-21st-century-skills
        https://www.oecd.org/site/educeri21st/40756908.pdf

Solutions Provider

  Problem being                    Collective
 experienced by a               requirement of
substantial segment           people in a potential
     of society                 market segment

 Recognition of social need                Pain Points
                PAIN POINTS

Exercise with a Partner

Market Driven

PAIN POINTS        EXPECTATIONS
    Innovation            Technology-based

 CONCEPT             SOLUTION

Keen Observer

                 FIRMING UP
Refining of
                    OF AN
  ideas
    Invention
                 INVENTION
                     Iterative synthesis

          EMPLOYING
          SUCCESSIVE
           CREATIVE
          ITERATIONS

Attentive to Details

   Development           Prototype (POC)
                     WORKING
INVENTION
                    PROTOTYPE

Exercise with a Partner

“Grit is
                                       living life
                                          like a
                                       marathon,
                                          not a
                                         sprint.”

Angela Lee Duckworth | TED Talks Education
Grit: The power of passion and
perseverance

Grit in psychology is a
positive, non-cognitive trait
  based on an individual's
   perseverance of effort
 combined with the passion
 for a particular long-term
   goal or end state. This
   perseverance of effort
promotes the overcoming of
obstacles or challenges that
      lie on the path to
accomplishment and serves
    as a driving force in
  achievement realization.

GROWTH MINDSET

 When students believe
 they can get smarter,
  they understand that
   effort makes them
stronger. Therefore they
  put in extra time and
effort, and that leads to
  higher achievement.

"Our greatest
 weakness lies in
  giving up. The
most certain way
   to succeed is
always to try just
 one more time.“

       - Thomas Edison

Do not give up
                    Failures are just
when life puts a
                      God’s way of
stumbling block
                    pulling you back
 in front of you.
                       from where
Climb on top and
                       you’re going
  get a better
                     because you’re
   view of the
                     not facing the
   horizon. BE
                     right direction.
PERSISTENT.

Do not go back to your
         ‘eX’.

  Just MOVE ON …

Contact me:
   DR. NEIL P. BALBA
neilbalba@yahoo.com